I don’t even click anymore on the links in the legit emails from my bank, Paypal, Amazon, or other popular targets— if they really DID change their privacy policy, or need me to update my account info, or what-have-you, I’d see it when I log into their website manually. Because while most phishing is still…

Maybe his post has been on hold all this time.

Sounds like a modern version of M.U.L.E. I used to love playing that game on my NES.

I agree, he’s probably a full blown fascist at this point. I regret the error.

he uses computers all the time. computers love him. he has fantastic computers, with many many friends.

Since these are waves OF space-time rather than waves passing THROUGH space-time, why would they be held to the light speed limit?

With better resolution and analysis of wave patterns, Is it possible to determine whether or not a singularity collapses dimensions around a particle as it enters the event horizon? Could waves be used to infer the interior structure of a black hole past the event horizon?

naw, cardinals were eliminated by then

He’s just the first guy eliminated from the Royal Rumble is all.

Um, no. Stop being a dummy hung up on the Dyson Sphere idea as a sphere completely encapsulating the Sun. A small, simple Dyson swarm can be organized to simply collect enormous amounts of electricity - factors of magnitude more than the entire electrical production of the human race today - simply by placing a…

Any answer but Futurama is incorrect.

In 1973 20th Century Fox was making a disaster movie based on the novel The Tower, about a fire in a high-rise building. They discovered that Warner Bros was making essentially the same movie based on a similar novel, The Glass Inferno. They joined forces and jointly released The Towering Inferno in 1974. The combined…

>You are in Wisconsin. It is snowing and cold. You are facing west. Everything is flat and white.

Trust us, you're not missing out tonight.

It’s usually not a good idea to have a sample size of one.

The reason why this is important and interesting is because it will be a nice target for JWST. We’ve discovered plenty of exoplanets, most are huge and far away. We only have a handful that are small like Earth AND relatively close. Pointing JWST at this will provide valuable baseline data for the mission’s exoplanet…

We desperately need more data than just what our solar system is able to provide. We can’t predictably infer anything by only studying our four rocky planets.

A couple of things about the post seemed off to me too.

Seriously, this isn't even remotely bad. Lots of items on the list, but I'd rather someone give me a list with 20 things where I can pick something than 2 things that are unaffordable or unavailable. I read the list, and didn't want to punch anything. I even salute her good taste for realizing that North Face is…